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1.		The Urban Machine	10
	1.1.	Three Knowledge Gaps		11
	1.2.	Best Practices		17
	1.3.	Communities-of-Practice		32
2.		Information Management	41
	2.1.	IDEF (Information Definition Exchange Format)		42
	2.2.	Real-Time Measuring & Monitoring of Airplanes, Reservoirs, and Islands		45
	2.3.	vPatch, LLC. - Prototyping The Urban Machine		47
3.		Introduction to Four Key Indices:	59
	3.1.	Process (Knowledge BackboneSM)		61
	3.2.	Data Type (Hypermedia Entity-Relationships)		079
	3.3.	Location (Infinite GridSM)		086
	3.4.	Time (TimedexSM)		101
4.		Galveston Futures Process Models	107
	4.1.	IDEF-0 Model of Galveston Futures		108
	4.2.	Galveston Futures Disaster Recovery		121
5.		Data Base Organization for Galveston Futures	126
	5.1.	Interlocking Matrices		127
	5.2.	IDEF-1X Model of Galveston Futures		130
6.		Galveston Futures Spatial Data	138
	6.1.	Raster Based GIS (Geographical Information System)		139
	6.2.	Galveston Futures Matrix Flows		183
7.		Galveston Futures Temporal Data	207
	7.1.	Hierarchial Timelines - A Planning Reference		208
	7.2.	Integrating Time and Space and Process and Things through Simulation in Virtual Reality		221
8.		The Walden 3-D Design Process	226
	8.1.	New Home Scenario		280
	8.2.	9 Steps to Rebuilding Galveston Futures		281
9.		Implications of The Urban Machine for Galveston Futures	303
	9.1.	Optimizing Operation of Galveston Island		307
	9.2.	Being Prepared for Disaster		314
	Appendix 1.0	Gardner Partnership Architects	315
	Appendix 2.0	The Patterson Group (TPG)	323
	Appendix 3.0	Winston Associates	330
	Appendix 4.0	Rick Duran and Archinomics	333
	Appendix 5.0	Full Spectral Imaging	335
	Appendix 6.0	Dynamic Resources Corporation	341
	Appendix 7.0	Walden 3-D, Inc.	343
	Appendix 8.0	The Intelligent Habitat Project	348
	Appendix 9.0	Red Cove	373

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